St. Paul daily globe., 1887-12-11

teenth street, was entered by burglars. who
secured SIPS worth of goods.
81. G. Darrow has taken out permit to
build 5000 residence on Second avenue
south, near Thirty second street.
The council committee ON gas, which has
been inspecting the street lamps, will recon-
mendthat number be taken down.
Press Agent Spaulding, late of the Peoples
theater, " Ill manage Richard Foote. the ira
gedian, In his trip to the Pacific coast.
The Chicago Avenue Improvement associ-
anon meets next Monday evening and con-
siders the lowering of the H. & d. tracks.
wood cart caught on the street car tracks
near the West hotel at 6 O'Clock last evening,
and delayed travel for nearly half an hour.
Three cases of diphtheria were reported
yesterday. as follows: 40 Madison street
northeast. 2 Bluff street and 912l2 Fourteenth
street north.
Annie Hinman, employed in the family Of
E. o: Williams 2609 Portland avenue, blew
out the gas in her room few nights ago and
is now dead.
The Sunday school superintendents meet
at the First Baptist church tonight and dis
cuss the advisability of forming superin-
tendents union.
Bertram, editor Of the XVI Amendment, of
New York.w speak at the Christian church.
corner Portland avenue and Eleventh street
north, Tuesday evening.
The general relief committee of the Odd Eel
lows viii hold burial service over the body
OF the late james Peterson, of Union Lodge
No: 8. Chicago, this afternoon at 2:30 clock
at 122 Washington avenue south.
The body of John II. Murphy, who died in
Mayfield Cal, last week, has been brought to
Minneapolis. and is now lying i'll state at the
family residence, 1885 Chestnut avenue. The
funeral Will take place Tuesday morning from
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The Young Ladies' society of st. Marks
church will hold parlor sale and church
social at the rectory, SO South Sixth street,
Thursday afternoon and evening, Dec. 10.
All the friends of the church are invited to
attend.
st. Andrew will meet Monday evening next
in the Guild room, back of the church. at
7:43 for business. All men are cordially in
vited to attend.
Patrolman McAlpine went to arrest George
Brown, son of Col " w Brown Of the
1heater COmique, yesterday, on a warrant
charging him with striking Lottie La Naire,
an actress. Browns brother Wallie, inter
fered. and the officer locked both CT them up
at the First precinct station.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
John johnson and Mary c. Sveanson. l.. b.
Evenson ana Mathilda j. Ilstrup. Oscar
Turner and Christine swanson, David Ohm
stead and Bessie A. St John. Oscar o. Quale
and Gertrude ;. Nangsnes, Herman Hoken-
son and Fene Johnson Olaf Overly and Lena
Peterson, James f. Greene and Effie Abbott
The New Boston Grand Army post has
elected the following officers: Commander,
j. W. George: senior vice commander. Luther
Sage; junior vice commander. A. c. Morri-
son; quartermaster, L. J.. Locke: surgeon,
Corrin E. Emery; adjutant. George W. Mo
rey. Trustees Comrades Wilson. Locke and
Emery. Committees Oh names and bylaws
were appointed to report at the next regular
meeting, Friday, Dee. 16.
Hennepin Avenue VI. F. church. corner of
Hennepin avenue and Tenth streets. Preach
ing in the morning at 10, in the evening At
80. by the pastor, Rev. r. N. McKa1g. Sub
ject for morning discourse: The Kingdom
of the Mustard Seed" Subject for evening
Enlargement" Glass meeting and Sunday
school Immediately after morning services
Young peoples meeting at 30 p. m. Prayer
meeting and Bible study Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Following are the officers of the Woman's
Relief corps of George y. Morgan posi-: Pres
ident Mrs. Mary }. Jessand; senior vice, Mrs.
Juliet Mcdonald: junior vice, Mrs. Mary +.
Parker: chaplain. Helen A. Hussey: treas
urer. Carrie II. Keller; secretary, Mrs. VI. 7.
Manley: conductor. Miss Mary Jessand {;
guard, Emily Petrie: department delegates.
Mrs. Hasty. Miss Petrie and Mrs. Manley; al
ternates, Yesdames Keller, Goodale ard
Hussey.